The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-02


not fail 10 awaken In your minds anccopate sent
mont and tn subject directs the interested attention OF
tho nation to this spot Here lived and died . man
your neiahbor and your frond-vhose name WAS
household word throughout the land. trusted and re-
srectcd By his fellow mon, and By them invested with
tho highest civic trusts. loyal true con OF your
State, amid his honors no never forgot the Poo
pie Of Indiana and his fellow townsinsn Of Indian
apolis, And while he loved you well he brought
honor 70 you by faithful discharge OF the functions
Of public oioo and BY firm devotion and adherence to
patriotic principles All will join In the respect yoa
cherish for his memory and the kindly tender thought
Of tho people Of the land will always turn to your city
the place where distinguished citizen lived and
died. where his remains among the surround
inss he 80 much enjoyed. It Ia therefore not only
gratifying to me to be with you csens Of Indanapo
lis but to be ablo to greet tho friends and neigh
bors Of honored by the nation, and connected
with by ties Of friendship BY the fortunes OF polit
cal life and In the discharge Of public duty
the rotunda In fiiss Of three. The column was
wat %s ~ adaR!s G saa sfs
Hendricks. where an elegant lunch was pro.
yided. very unexpeGtediy, which somewnat &C.
Procession S again started. going north on
hs%s, %ssss Ms6essiS a.a nSsSs ssS
VIE, VIII the d!stipsuished sgssts AiteS Brill
call here the limo Of march was taken up for
The train loft ha!f an hour late, but the, time
Fhs psnt 0 sna Trs
themselves as delighted with the warmth and
cordiality. OF their reception in Indianapolis
rs aad s pppsss Sadns Thc
parting words at 1hdianapolis was stento.
o % ss fAsi e @
the . President H raised his hat and smilinsly
o1Nmonn thn ,nementoea ~ tho yisit brought
away b.. the dist!nguishcd guests is q Water
bury watch, which was presented by some one
Grove Cleveland. With the regards q a travel,
ling salesman"
bad at Or thu Fe sson at n
paid their respects vivaciously as the train ran
past at q Glow rate. long tr9in load Of re-
and windows. and waved and shouted their
THE RECEPTION AT rERRE HAUrE.
TERRE HAuTE. Oct 1.-At Terrc Haute sta
ton sr9wd OF several thousand IL, Gers ,.Gs
the Ra @ q sri the @ and
sen xas byp The
School building. IA front Of which |. stand had
ton. Tho populace seemed on tlro with en-
thusinsm, accompanying, the carriage on
on way a Shaer one o ns,en
way and many buildings were elaborstely
reaehed It's stand and the Time
for the departure OF the train was already past:
s
asked for silence. and announced that tho Hon.
The S .S
Mr.. Thompson In tho course OF his speech:
| the Mississippi valley, to which the President
| was making his first visit. He spoke Of the
Ses II he II
ftSes presidsnt should h Sass sssn nors Of sSs
States States in tho front rank Of nations. and con,
en h9ss re sp a. x
Ihaye travelled now. through tho state Of Indians.
5 s q :. s s'
ss e.
Ct ah s %e' s TO
that KNOW little about II, and have so little oppor
MAJ particular ns'snse.nGca fs,:
81 fully
but s ~ q thu M
5sys II; @
and sas 9 ns
Tho name OF your city com.
mahdng location The rich and fertile country all about
m Of and md
already In operation deprive It's citizens Of any excuse
greetings and hearty weeone which have been accorded
| parting with friends and We shall remember none
among them with more grateful pleasure than the
! people OF Terro Haute.
Upon the conclusion OF the speeches tho vis-
| itors were escorted again to their carriages.
| and. as soon as these could be freed from the
multitude. drove rHpidiy TO the copot ana toos
the train Tor st. Louis.